Located in Northern Ontario, Algoma Country is a spectacular four-season destination bordered by Lakes Superior and Huron. With old-growth forests, endless waterways, and vibrant communities, it's a place meant to be explored.
After the snow melts, the landscape awakens with new growth. In the Spring, fish are ready to take on any angler, and cottages and lodges are prepared for your arrival to catch that trophy. Northern pike, walleye, smallmouth bass, brook trout. These are just some of Ontario’s favourite species to hook.
In the summer, Algoma is a playground for freshwater and land-based adventures, offering many things to see and do. Blue skies, clear water and clean, fresh air make for the best Summer vacation. Hike trails that will challenge you and bring you into the farthest reaches of provincial parks, communities and remote landscapes.
From remote wilderness adventures to the charm of local towns and cities, Algoma offers attractions, accommodations, and warm Northern hospitality that make every visit memorable.
Start planning your Spring & Summer trips today — Algoma Country is That Real!
Algoma is home to a variety of fishing & hunting vacations. Drive up to your cabin at a lodge, ride the rails aboard the train to lodges along the rail line, or take the ultimate Canadian wilderness fly-in adventure by a float plane to remote lodges and outposts.
For the avid fly fishers, Algoma boasts some of the best brook trout and salmon found in Northern Ontario. If you’re looking for just a few hours or a full-day outing of fishing, you can also book charter fishing trips, and there are many guide services available in the area. With over 1,000 lakes to fish, anglers have endless opportunities to catch trophy walleye and northern pike.
Hunting season in Algoma begins when the leaves change colour in the fall and ends with the first blanket of snow layers on the ground. There are three types of hunting adventures in our “big backyard”: small game, wildfowl, and big game. Black bear season in Ontario is available in Spring and Fall, while small game, wildfowl and big game, including moose and deer, is from mid-September to mid-December. Many Algoma resorts, lodges and wilderness fly-in camps are seasonal hunt camps with experienced guides.
Whether by car, motorcycle, RV, snowmobile, rail or boat, touring the beauty of Algoma is around every turn as you travel across this wondrous region of Ontario. This area is known for its breathtaking vistas, countless inland lakes and rivers, and fresh clean air. And you’ll meet friendly people who are the very cornerstones of this area.
Visit the region’s cities and towns to experience wonderful accommodations, unique attractions, great restaurants and eateries. Festivals, events and concerts happen throughout the year, so be sure to check the Events Calendar to see what’s happening.
Algoma borders two of the greatest Great Lakes Huron and Superior. These magnificent bodies of clear beautiful water will offer many reasons to stop along the way. You cannot help being inspired to photograph the landscapes that captured the hearts of the Group of Seven over a century ago.
Algoma is home to incredible nature & outdoors experiences like no other. The water and land trails were once the roadways of Indigenous People followed by early explorers. Today, we share them with paddlers and hikers who use these routes to experience the secrets of nature. The region is bordered by Lake Superior and Lake Huron, dotted with inland lakes, rivers and streams and surrounded by the Canadian Shield. This geography is ready for your adventure!
Picture yourself hiking or mountain biking on the many trail networks to experience the rugged outdoors of northern Ontario. The area’s beautiful beaches have water so clear you can see the ripples in the sand below. Sea kayaking on Lake Superior is renowned for being the best in the interior of North America. Outfitters and tour operators are ready to take you out to experience the best-kept secrets when paddling Lake Huron, inland lakes and rivers, and the exhilaration of rushing white water canoeing.
The region’s cities and towns are so close to nature, you are just steps away from your next great outdoor adventure.
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